Our customer came to us complaining of a clunking noise. Tim diagnosed the problem and found an inner tie rod was loose. After replacing that, we have a fix!
Our customer came to us complaining of a clunking noise. Tim diagnosed the problem and found an inner tie rod was loose. After replacing that, we have a fix!
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Nice demo & explanation analyzing and fixing the problem.
Thanks this Video has been very and I mean very helpful. My inner tie rod broke last night driving home from work. Thanks
What about the left side I've never seen the left side done
This is the steering for some human to trust with his life. Why would you not use a torque wrench and torque it to spec when torquing the inner tie rod end?
Shouldn't you try not to torque on the rack when tightening the inner tie rod end? I always hold the end of the rack when torquing the tie rod end
Thanks for the video. Can you describe what the tool is that you used to tighten the tie rod?
great vid.thanks for sharing.
Try this in Illinois….
This helped a lot…. I'm working on my ls right now….. Hopefully this will stop some vibrations and straighten my steering wheel back out